The 5G Fracture
It is business gospel in the West that for a corporation to be globally competitive, it must be competitive in China. But what happens when...
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The News Anchor Caught in the Sino-Australian Crossfire
Cheng Lei, a prominent Australian journalist, has been detained in China for two years. Can the new Australian administration reset relations and finally help set...
Semiconductor Shakeup
A look at key concepts in the semiconductor supply chain and what recent events mean in the competition over its control.
Turning Point?
From 5G and the semiconductor supply chain to Sino-Australian relations and the potential for climate cooperation.
Books for the WeChat Era
Topping the books list this month are two titles focused on the ‘super app,’ used by 1.3 billion people.
Louisa Lim on the Erosion of Democracy in Hong Kong
The journalist and author talks about the uncertainty of Hong Kong's political red lines; what it's like to report there now; the lack of possibility...
Big Spender
A look at China’s industrial policy: how much it spends, how it stands out, and what lessons the U.S. should learn.
Insuring Engagement
At age 97, Maurice "Hank" Greenberg, the former CEO of AIG, has advocated for deeper U.S. engagement with China for longer than perhaps any living...
Japan’s Lessons for Taiwan
By ratcheting up the pressure on Taiwan, China is following a strategy that it honed in its past confrontations with Japan.
Risky Business
Plus, the best new China books.
Susan Thornton on Escaping the Zero-Sum Mindset in U.S.-China Relations
The lifelong diplomat talks about how domestic politics has impacted the U.S.-China relationship, why not everything should be done in a bilateral context, and why...
On Academic Engagement with China
China’s educational resurgence is much less a threat than an opportunity for American and other international universities.